Name: Agent Engineering London
Start: 2026-10-16T08:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-16T16:30:00+01:00
Location: Everyman Canary Wharf

Question 1

What is AgentEng?

Accepted Answer

AgentEng, also written AgentENG, AGENTENG or agenteng, is the Agent Engineering Conference. AgentEng London 2026 takes place on 16 October 2026 at Everyman, Canary Wharf, London. It is a technical conference on building, evaluating and operating AI agents, run by Agent Engineering HQ.

Question 2

What is Agent Engineering?

Accepted Answer

Agent Engineering is the discipline of designing, building, evaluating, and operating AI agents. It focuses on the systems, abstractions, and engineering decisions that shape agent behaviour.

Question 3

Who should attend this conference?

Accepted Answer

This conference is for AI/ML engineers, software engineers, agent framework builders, tooling & infrastructure teams, startup founders, product builders working with LLMs, and researchers translating ideas into systems.

Question 4

When and where is the conference?

Accepted Answer

The first Agent Engineering Conference takes place in London on 16 October 2026 at Everyman, Canary Wharf, London. It is a one-day, single-track conference of ten 30-minute technical talks, with limited seats.

Question 5

How do I get tickets?

Accepted Answer

Get your ticket on Luma. Early bird is sold out. Regular is £149 until 8 October 2026, and late bird is £199 from 9 October 2026. There is a lightweight approval step to keep the room technical and high signal, usually cleared within a few hours and always within 24 hours. You are only charged once you are in. A ticket covers the full day: ten technical sessions on a single track, and the talk recordings afterwards. The Founders Edition is invitation only, held for the early access list. Those invitations have been sent by email.

Question 6

Can I book seats for a team?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For three or more seats, email events@agentengineering.world and we will help you register the group.

Question 7

Why is there an approval step?

Accepted Answer

This is a single track. Everyone sits in the same room for the whole day, so the people beside you are a large part of what a ticket buys. There is a lightweight approval step to keep the room technical and high signal, and it is aimed at people who build, evaluate and operate agent systems. That is what keeps the questions in each session worth hearing and the breaks worth staying for. It is quick: most registrations clear well inside 24 hours. Nothing is charged until you are in, so there is no risk in registering.

Question 8

How do I get an invoice?

Accepted Answer

After payment, open luma.com/settings/payment, choose Download Invoice, and add your company name, billing address, and tax details. Save the PDF for finance. You are only charged once a registration is approved.

Question 9

What food is provided?

Accepted Answer

Tea, pastries and lunch. Dietary needs can be raised on the day.

Question 10

Is the venue accessible?

Accepted Answer

Access follows Everyman Canary Wharf. Please check the cinema's accessibility information at https://www.everymancinema.com/venues-list/x0vpb-everyman-canary-wharf/, or email events@agentengineering.world.

Question 11

How does Q&A work during talks?

Accepted Answer

Five minutes of every session belongs to the audience, built into the schedule rather than borrowed from it. One question per person. Ask again once everyone else has had a turn. Ninety seconds to ask it. The host will step in and move things on at ninety seconds. No follow-up debates. If an answer opens a longer discussion, continue it with the speaker afterwards. Questions are taken in order. Submit through Slido during the talk, or raise a hand if the queue is empty.

Question 12

Is there networking after the conference?

Accepted Answer

The programme closes at 16:30 and informal networking continues at the venue or at a separate side event.

Question 13

Can I get a refund or pass my ticket to someone else?

Accepted Answer

Tickets are not refundable, and they cannot be transferred without our approval first. If something comes up and you can no longer attend, contact us before the event and we will where possible move your place to a replacement attendee. Because the audience is curated, that person goes through the same lightweight approval, so please do not pass a ticket on until we confirm the transfer. If we cancel the conference, ticket holders are offered a refund. Full detail is in the event terms at https://agentengineering.world/terms

Question 14

Is there a code of conduct?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it applies to everyone taking part: attendees, speakers, partners, volunteers and organisers. It covers the venue, any social gathering connected to the conference, and our online channels, before and during the event as well as afterwards. Harassment, discrimination and intimidation are not tolerated. If you experience or witness something, you can report it on the day or afterwards to conduct@super-agentic.ai, and reports are handled confidentially with no retaliation against anyone raising a concern in good faith. Read it in full at https://agentengineering.world/code-of-conduct, alongside the event terms at https://agentengineering.world/terms

Question 15

Who is speaking?

Accepted Answer

The lineup: Jocelyn D'Arcy, CEO at Poindexter Labs; Stas Bichenko, CEO at Recombine; Frédéric Barthelet, CTO & Co-founder at Alpic; Meryem Arik, CEO at Doubleword; Jon Bratseth, CEO at Vespa.ai; Sergey Ignatov, Director of Engineering at JetBrains; Tobie Morgan Hitchcock, Founder & CEO at SurrealDB; Ismail Homan Pelaseyed, Co-founder & CTO at Superagent; Andrey Breslav, Founder at CodeSpeak; Samuel Colvin, Founder & CEO at Pydantic. The day is 10 technical talks. The lineup is at https://agentengineering.world/speakers.

Question 16

Can I still apply to speak?

Accepted Answer

Speaker applications are closed for this edition. The remaining talks are invited by the programme team. Confirmed names appear at https://agentengineering.world/speakers as they are announced.

Question 17

Is there a call for papers on Sessionize?

Accepted Answer

This edition does not have a call for papers on Sessionize or elsewhere. The lineup is invited by the programme team and published at https://agentengineering.world/speakers as each speaker is confirmed.

Question 18

What topics will be covered?

Accepted Answer

The conference focuses on deep technical sessions across Prompt Engineering, Context Engineering, Harness Engineering, Eval Engineering, Memory Engineering, Inference Engineering, Loop Engineering, Protocol Engineering, Graph Engineering, Search Engineering, Agentic Engineering, and Code Engineering, plus program themes like Agent Optimization, Agent Experience (AX), and the Future of Coding.

Question 19

How is this different from other AI conferences?

Accepted Answer

The conference covers the engineering discipline behind AI agents. It is one track of ten technical talks. Sessions are on systems, architectures, and the trade-offs involved, given by practitioners who build and operate agents themselves.

Question 20

Are there sponsorship opportunities?

Accepted Answer

We are not offering a founding, title, or main sponsorship for this edition. The day is a learning conference for practitioners, not a vendor trade show. Companies can still support a focused part of the day such as refreshments, drinks, or recording, with a shoutout at the conference and visibility to the London Agentic AI community (about 5,000 members). Seats are selective and applications are reviewed. Details: https://agentengineering.world/sponsorships

Question 21

Will talks be recorded?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Talks are recorded and shared with ticket holders after the day.

Question 22

Do you cover travel and accommodation costs?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, no. This conference is a Founders Edition funded by ticket sales and the organiser. We cannot cover travel or accommodation costs for speakers or attendees.

Question 23

Can I get a visa invitation letter?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, no. To keep the organisation of this conference manageable, we do not provide visa invitation letters or handle visa-related matters.

Agent EngineeringLondon ConferenceThe first ever conference covering every engineering discipline behind AI agents.

What is the Agent Engineering Conference?

Speakers

Jocelyn D'Arcy

Tickets

Early bird

Regular

Late bird

For teams and expense

Agent Engineering,in practice.

Find tools for your next build

Explore from your terminal

Connect your coding agent

Build an agent integration

Turn ideas into runnable demos

From Prompt Engineering to Agent Engineering

Agent Engineering

10 talks, one day

Everyman, Canary Wharf

The Venue

The Room

Getting There

The community behind the conference

Who This Conference Is For

Agent Engineers & Builders

AI / ML Engineers

Developer Tool & Platform Builders

Product Engineers & Technical PMs

Founders & Technical Leaders

Researchers & Applied Scientists

Why AgentEng Is Different

Engineering-First

Discipline-Led Agenda

Learning Day, Not a Trade Show

Attendee-Led

Program Themes

Agent Optimization

Agent Experience (AX)

Agentic Coding

Agentic Business Models

Agent Engineering is an emerging discipline.

Organised by Superagentic AI

[ Shashi Jagtap ]

Frequently Asked Questions

01What is Agent Engineering?

02Who should attend this conference?

03When and where is the conference?

04How do I get tickets?

05Can I book seats for a team?

06Why is there an approval step?

07How do I get an invoice?

08What food is provided?

09Is the venue accessible?

10How does Q&A work during talks?

11Is there networking after the conference?

12Can I get a refund or pass my ticket to someone else?

13Is there a code of conduct?

14Who is speaking?

15Can I still apply to speak?

16Is there a call for papers on Sessionize?

17What topics will be covered?

18How is this different from other AI conferences?

19Are there sponsorship opportunities?

20Will talks be recorded?

21Do you cover travel and accommodation costs?

22Can I get a visa invitation letter?

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